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Author Lane, Robert E., 1917-2017.

Title Political ideology : why the American common man believes what he does / Robert E. Lane
Published New York : Free Press of Glencoe, [1962]
Free Press of Glencoe; Macmillan (N.Y), 1962

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Description xi, 509 pages ; 24 cm
Series A Free Press paperback
Free Press paperback.
Contents The idea of freedom -- The burden of freedom -- Freedom and the control of impulse -- The fear of equality -- Some sources of support for democratic methods -- The undemocrats -- Cabalism: the political system of undemocrats -- Power in society -- Innocence regained: the view of government from Eastport -- The alienated and the allegiant -- Homelessness: the roots of political alienation -- The mind of the new collectivism -- The shores of utopia -- Eastport social patterns: opportunity and community -- Work life in metropolis: the reshaping of democratic man -- Money and the conservative view of life -- Fathers and sons: family experience and the development of ideology -- The day after tomorrow: of time and ideology -- Place and community: the geography of ideology -- The explanation of political events -- The lost sense of evil: low-tension morality and low-tension politics -- Conceptualization in political discourse -- The uses of political knowledge -- Identity diffusion and ideological caution -- Theory of ideological change -- Stability and responsiveness: the public's contribution -- Public resources for liberty and justice
Summary An exploration of the social and cultural sources of political beliefs and, in particular, of ideas about democracy
Notes Bibliographical footnotes
Bibliography Bibliographical footnotes and index
Subject Democracy.
Ideology.
Liberty.
LC no. 62015344